Build Your Own SLA/SLS

I'm attempting my first print, just the calibration grid for now and i've noticed the projector displayed the next slice too fast before the arm had gotten back into place. I think it has something to do with the lift and sequence time in creation workshop but i'm not sure how much to change it by. ...

Thanks Vulwulf! Here's the guide I used to mod the projector. Have fun with the build! https://callmevice.com/2016/02/03/modifying-the-acer-x152h-projector-to-work-with-a-dlp-3d-printer/ Thanks Jaidek, I've saved that for when it arrives. Cooly I'm not sure if its safe to remove/move the colour whe...

My god that looks amazing, and at 50 microns, I may have underestimated just how small 25 microns is. My Little RP2 is stuck somewhere in the UK USPS postal system but hopefully I'll have it in a few days, I cant wait! I too bought a x125h so it's good to see what it's capable of. Would love to see ...

I will throw my 2 cents in about support generation as I have had alot of experience with it. I was using Meshmixer at first to generate supports, and it did the job ok, it would create way to many supports though and the supports didn't have a adjustable breaking point. What I am using now is the ...

Thank you very much for replying goopyplastic, I actually found an X152H guide on that same blog at the bottom on their recent posts, they later removed the UV filter and it caused it to overheat and melt so I wont be doing that. When do you expect you'll be shipping the kits? Thanks for taking the ...

I only use Zbrush with the LittleRP 1 and have had really great prints using WaxCast at even the 37 micron level. Cool ring by the way. Thank you, it's great to hear someone else having success at 37 microns with zbrush, your skull and floral ring on etsy are beautiful, bigger than i expected when ...

Edited in bold my findings if someone comes across this post I'm interested in getting a LittleRP 2 as I would like to create a jewelry business but there are some things i haven't found answers for yet, I'm a complete novice to the use of 3d printers but I've read up a lot on how they work. - If i...